The instructions that came with it are useless … I spent 20 min Turing the knobs trying to unlock it so it will open … I gave up and tried TH-cam ! All you have to do is push both in at one time and poof it works ! Thank you so for showing how it works
Thanks for the review. You only talked about the applications and as far as I know many multi purpose ladders have such applications. I think you need to say how easy it is to work with such ladder. For example, do your feet get sore if you stay for a longer time on this ladder? How good is the lock system? How easy it is to fold and unfold the ladder? How durable is the plastic on the ladder where the lock inserts. Please don't hesitate to criticize the Canadian Tire product although you received the ladder from them. Thank you.
Great review. I bought the 21 foot last week. I am looking for a stabilizer or stand-off that works. Even mastercraft doesn’t work. Have you or anyone found a suitable stand-off to not crunch the eaves trough. Thanks
Would you mind explaining how you lifted it up when it is fully extended. I could not find a safe way to lift it to the gutter without it wanting to fall back before it gets to thw roof. Im used to extensions that you pull up with the rope.
I haven't used this type of ladder, but can you extend it part way, lift it up with the not yet fully extended end at the bottom, and then finish extending it??
I've had good success by first laying the ladder on the ground, 90 degrees to the wall that I'm going to climb, then fully extending the ladder, then pull the feet against the wall, then lifting the ladder at the end furthest from the wall over your head and move your hands towards the feet as you walk towards the wall until the ladder is fully upright. The is that the wall will keep the ladder feet from moving. Once you've got it fully upright you'll need to lift the ladder a bit so you can pull the feet away from the wall but since the ladder is resting on the wall (or eaves trough) I've found that relatively easy. I'm 6'1" but not very strong so I think this is doable by most.
I can't comment on a two story house as mine is a bungalow, but the garage is 16 feet at the eves. Take the review for what it is. I chose to show it on the tables structure that I have, and it worked very well for me to install the flood lights.
The instructions that came with it are useless … I spent 20 min Turing the knobs trying to unlock it so it will open … I gave up and tried TH-cam ! All you have to do is push both in at one time and poof it works !
Thank you so for showing how it works
Thanks for the great review, I'm going to pick one of these guys up today. Cheers from BC!
Here we are, thank you sir, nicely done
Thanks for the review. You only talked about the applications and as far as I know many multi purpose ladders have such applications. I think you need to say how easy it is to work with such ladder. For example, do your feet get sore if you stay for a longer time on this ladder? How good is the lock system? How easy it is to fold and unfold the ladder? How durable is the plastic on the ladder where the lock inserts.
Please don't hesitate to criticize the Canadian Tire product although you received the ladder from them. Thank you.
Good stuff thx for review
Great review . You should do one on your beautiful Pontiac in the background?
Great review. I bought the 21 foot last week. I am looking for a stabilizer or stand-off that works. Even mastercraft doesn’t work. Have you or anyone found a suitable stand-off to not crunch the eaves trough. Thanks
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Does it flex much at the joints when climbing it in extension mode?
Why not show how they are used on stairs and as scaffolds for a complete review?
Would you mind explaining how you lifted it up when it is fully extended. I could not find a safe way to lift it to the gutter without it wanting to fall back before it gets to thw roof. Im used to extensions that you pull up with the rope.
I haven't used this type of ladder, but can you extend it part way, lift it up with the not yet fully extended end at the bottom, and then finish extending it??
I've had good success by first laying the ladder on the ground, 90 degrees to the wall that I'm going to climb, then fully extending the ladder, then pull the feet against the wall, then lifting the ladder at the end furthest from the wall over your head and move your hands towards the feet as you walk towards the wall until the ladder is fully upright. The is that the wall will keep the ladder feet from moving. Once you've got it fully upright you'll need to lift the ladder a bit so you can pull the feet away from the wall but since the ladder is resting on the wall (or eaves trough) I've found that relatively easy. I'm 6'1" but not very strong so I think this is doable by most.
bought a 21 foot ladder today at 40% off for $199...
this review doesn't show most important thing , which is the use of this ladder on real 2 storeys house ; garage is not a house !
I can't comment on a two story house as mine is a bungalow, but the garage is 16 feet at the eves. Take the review for what it is. I chose to show it on the tables structure that I have, and it worked very well for me to install the flood lights.